We are loyal goldfish swim school enthusiasts and have come every week for almost two years! Sam…read moreand Dylan are our favorite instructors and have done an awesome job teaching our son to swim! The whole family likes coming to watch his lessons. They have a great facility and nice setup all around for families.

Would not recommend for a new beginner swimmer. Your child is with other children who have been…read moredoing this for many weeks. there were no basics taught about how to kick. how to hold their breath. putting their face in the water etc. I would never push a 3 year old under the water that has never even been in a pool before. I would never pour water over a child's head either. disappointing and dangerous

Nice, clean facility. Great area for parents to sit and watch kids with no obstructed view…read more Friendly staff and small classes.

Crowded facility. Not worth the price. You can barely even see your own kid through the tiny…read morewindows. There is a tv that you can watch some low quality cameras of the gym. 9 camera screens on maybe a 40" TV. There are so many classes going on at the same time and there are areas of the gym that have no viewing windows. Not enough seating for parents. Staff is pretty rude up front. Teachers aren't consistent and don't pay any individual attention. I'm watching my sons coach teach him how to cartwheel wrong. She is literally showing him to step with the wrong foot first for the direction he's turning. I cancelled my membership today as I cannot stand another month here. Might as well try out the gymnastics at the YMCA. Even if it's bad there also it'll be $60 cheaper a month. Oh and class was just let out 10 minutes early?

We have been going to West Dodge KinderCare for almost a year, since our son was 6 months old. The…read morecenter director Paige is very responsive and always happy to help whenever there is a concern. I feel as though my questions and concerns are answered in a timely manner & teachers are very receptive to feedback. There is an app that we are able to be notified about class activities, food/drink & nap schedules that teachers post in, they are also great about posting photo updates of my child. I value the thoughtfulness and care that is provided to my child, all teachers are eager to give an update and tell stories of how my son is doing. I can tell they care for him like family. I would highly recommend West Dodge KinderCare to anyone who lives in this area!

Don't go here. I've had friends drop out since they are indoctrinating children with wildly…read moreinappropriate concepts. You can imagine since their HQ is in Portland.

Nothing for kids under the age of 5. They arent allowed to go down slides. Told us 2 seconds after…read morewe paid that 5 and under cant use slides or diving board. Then refuse a refund. I understand no refunds but you tell people that before they pay that your under 5 kids and literally do nothing but look at other kids have fun. No where online did I see this mentioned.

Love this pool so much. Employees are very nice. The water can be kinda cold but I'm not sure how…read moremuch they can control that. My kids love splashing around and the slides. Might not be as fun for children who are 10+ years

Such an amazing school! I can't not be more happy with my choice to go to NMC! I recently graduated…read morefrom Creighton University and chose this ABSN program over continuing at Creighton. The staff is extremely helpful and everyone has a smile on their face. I'm can't wait till my cohort starts and I can get more time in campus!!

They told me to fill out my application once more online…read more The financial aid office had trouble processing my financial aid twice even though I had no loans or other financial aids from my previous institutes. I called my previous school 3 weeks before NMC to make sure all of my financial aid information transferred into NMC. I just got into UNMC. There is no way that I am giving NMC a third chance. My friend got accepted into NMC and has to pay for module courses and additional classes that are not relevant for nursing. They cost around $5,250 to complete before entering the nursing program!? I asked her if she wanted to continue going into the program even with that cost and she said this is the only one she got accepted to. Reading other reviews before signing onto yelp.com made me realize that the school is not hard to get into. They seem to be desperate for more students. I read in another review that they have been sending people who work from the school to pose as students answering questions from online message boards. The school will brag about the low cost of their program, nice and helpful staff, great program with high NCLEX pass rate and competitive nursing GPA. Well, my friend talked with her girl who attends NMC. This girl got a 3.0 GPA in her prerequisites and a 2.80 in her overall GPA from undergrad after acceptance into their nursing program. She also talked with students from other programs saying that the school charges $425/unit for modules for students who fail the NCLEX. Although admissions said that I could still get a seat in their nursing program after all the mistakes that have happened, I would have to say NO!

Easily five stars without the horrid parking situation. But that's UNO for you. The facilities are…read moregreat, from the swimming pool to the racquetball and basketball courts to the treadmills, weights and rock climbing wall. HPER also offers yoga classes, personal trainers and team sports (usually for an extra fee). There's knowledgable staff on hand to help you with your every need, plus plenty of work-study students earning some cash while studying for their exams. Admission is free for students and a $50 monthly fee for alumni and faculty/staff, which isn't the best deal in town, but unlike many other gyms, it's actually easy to cancel your membership. Now back to parking: It's just terrible during the week. If you're not a student, you'll be forced to plug a 90-minute meter across campus and walk, park at Elmwood and walk, park in the not-so-close parking garage (for a fee) and walk, or simply walk to HPER from your house. However, HPER tenders to be not-too-busy on weekends and parking is free. That's been our best best so far.

Where to start..... If you want the short version, this is the most amazing preschool out there and…read moreANY CHILD would be lucky to get a spot there. I toured more than 10 preschools between Omaha and Phoenix and not one compares to Bluebird, including three other Montessori Preschools. We are on our second child at Bluebird, it simply has been life changing for our family and I would give it 10 stars if I could. Every staff member knows every student and they are all great individuals, not to mention it's the same group as when my son started. In other preschools we tried we've experienced high turnover, and since children thrive on consistency, it really interrupts the learning and experience they are they for. We have the option to have kept the kids home doing a home-school preschool but what Bluebird offers teaching the Social, Emotional, Intellect and Independence could absolutely not be matched. I believe THE WAY THEY TEACH and THE TEAM they have in place is what sets them apart, I can not say enough about the staff. The Director is phenomenal, the owner is there all of the time, maybe every day and the teachers and their assistants are just great at what they do. It's not too big and that's why it's like a little family, a family we are SO GRATEFUL TO BE A PART OF!!!

Parents Beware I've…read morebeen waiting to write this review as directed by Child Protective Services (CPS) for fear of interfering with their investigation. See this picture. This happened at Blue Bird Montessori. There were only 5 kids in the classroom with 2 teachers and they say they have no idea how it happened. Nobody saw or heard anything. This is not a simple bruise or small scratch. This is BIG. During their investigation CPS did find "a toy box with rough edges that *daughter* could have placed her hand in which could have produced those large scratches on her forearm (from her elbow to her wrist)." When you send your child to daycare you expect they'll be cared for. If they would have told us this happened that day we would have been understanding. But to avoid the blame and responsibility by claiming to know nothing is much worse. This shows neglect and it raises the question about what they're hiding. For example, the next day our daughter got a small scratch near her eye and they told us about it. Understandable. Later the same week (January 7, 2021) she had some red marks on her cheek from placing her face on the snow trying to eat it. They also told us about it and filled out an incident report. OK, but this raised another concern. How much was she putting her face in the snow? Were the caretakers watching? Why wasn't she redirected to do something else? January 7 was the last straw and our daughter's final day attending Blue Bird. If your child currently attends Blue Bird please ask yourself if you've seen any signs of neglect or unusual happenings. If you're considering sending your child here just know you may not get the care your child deserves or the full story from them. Look at the picture of my daughter's arm. This happened at Blue Bird Montessori and nobody claims to know how it happened. Is this incompetence, laziness or something else? Is this the care you want your child to receive?

I loved this pool! Amazing lifeguards who are always vigilant to the water. Has recently upgraded…read morespeaker and they play the best music! Highly recommend stopping by.

It's a good pool for the family! It's a smaller size with a couple of slides and a diving board. No…read morechairs or anything, gotta bring your own blanket and sit on the floor. It's located by Elkhorn middle school and an elementary school so there is a playground available. Speakers kinda suck for music. It's fine.